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Leaders of Change:
Youth Employment in the Age of Human-Machine Collaboration
On July 17th, Save the Children's Skills to Succeed program and Accenture hosted a dynamic day of dialogue and innovation to explore bold strategies to build a more resilient workforce and expand opportunity for all.
During this event, industry leaders from the private sector, non-profits, academia, and the government worked alongside young leaders to discuss:
What uniquely human skills will define the future of work in the era of human-machine collaboration?
What uniquely human skills will define the future of work in the era of human-machine collaboration?
How are youth, employers, academic institutions, NGOs, and policymakers preparing for these shifts?
How are youth, employers, academic institutions, NGOs, and policymakers preparing for these shifts?
What collaborative strategies can ensure all young people access meaningful work in this new era?
What collaborative strategies can ensure all young people access meaningful work in this new era?
Meet the Speakers
Meet the Speakers
Director of Employment, Ministry of National Development Planning
Managing Director of Technology, Accenture
Founder & CEO, Kata.ai
CEO, Save the Children Indonesia
Government Affairs & Public Policy Manager, Google
National Programme Officer, ILO Indonesia
Founder & CEO, PIKAT and KONDISI
Junior Expert Employment Facilitator, Ministry of Manpower
Indonesia Energy Industry Lead, Accenture
Systems Engineer Leader, Cisco Systems Indonesia
Senior Director, Skills to Succeed
Youth Ambassador, Skills to Succeed Bangladesh
Meet the Skills to Succeed Youth Leaders
Meet the Skills to Succeed Youth Leaders
Sixteen young changemakers from seven countries joined forces in Jakarta as Skills to Succeed Youth Leaders—bringing the perspectives, hopes, and big ideas of their peers to the global stage.
They didn't just participate in the conversation on youth employment—they helped shape it. Throughout the day, these Youth Leaders collaborated with industry leaders to co-create solutions, challenge assumptions, and push the boundaries of what’s possible.
To culminate the day, they delivered a powerful Call to Action that dares us to imagine a future of work that’s human-centered, inclusive, and full of opportunity for everyone.
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